100% LOCAL · ZERO CLOUD · ENCRYPTED VAULT

Your computer finally has a
photographic memory.

Every page, file, photo, receipt and video you touch becomes a block on a chain you can see at a glance, search by meaning, ask in plain English and play — with AI that runs entirely on your machine. Nothing is uploaded. Ever.

⬇ Download for Windows — Free See the whole interface ↓

Free forever for the full local core. No account. No card. No telemetry.

LinkLore on a desktop: the search room on top, the chain builder below it, and Your Working History along the bottom, all holding real captures

bytes sent to any cloud

100%

of the AI runs on your device

AES-256

encrypted memory vault

1 click

from question to answer

The problem

“I know I saw it. It was right there.”

The receipt from March. The article that finally explained it. The photo, the quote, the thing Kelly sent you. Your digital life scatters across a hundred apps that don't talk to each other — and your only index is your own tired memory. You don't have a storage problem. You have a remembering problem.

The whole interface

One screen. Your entire digital life.

This is LinkLore as it is right now, holding real captures. Four places, and you learn them in a minute.

The LinkLore panel with its four areas numbered

1Search your photographic memory

2Build your memory chains

3Your working history

4Capture

1The search room. Type like you talk — “the cabin booking”, “how much did I spend on lumber” — and the matching blocks line up as pictures, not filenames. Empty until you ask, so it is never noise.

2The chain builder. Everything you capture lands here, on the chain you're building. Drag blocks between the two stages, name a chain by typing it, and the title's ▾ holds every chain you've had on stage.

3Your working history. The chains you've been living in, three pictures each. Hover any picture for its full preview; LOAD TO 1st or 2nd puts the chain on either stage.

4Capture, six ways. Full screen, a box you draw, a file, a piece of a web page, a screen recording with sound, or the pointer mode — the same list on the pull tab, in the panel and on the right-click ring.

Milliseconds

From hover to seeing the whole page, receipt or PDF. No app opens. Your eyes do the searching.

One question

“What did the lumber cost?” answered from your own blocks, sources lined up beneath, each a click from the real thing.

Every morning

A brief of yesterday, written by the model on your machine: what you did, what's worth reopening, the loose ends.

Hovering a block shows the whole captured page in a large preview

The Glance

See inside everything. Open nothing.

Float your mouse across a chain and every block shows its entire self — the receipt full-size, the PDF's actual page, the photo, the video's poster. Scroll to zoom into the fine print. Pin one to keep it up while you work.

Previews are decoded before your hand gets there.
Works on the Working History cards too.
No viewer launches, no window opens, no waiting.

The chain builder stage holding a Deck build chain of five captures

Chains, not folders

Build the memory while you work.

Every capture lands on the chain you're building — a page, a quote, a span table, a how-to video, side by side. Drag a block up to the search room to compare, or down to a different chain. No filing homework, ever.

New arrivals flash red for a minute so you never lose one.
✕ CLEAR empties a stage, with undo.
Type a new name on the route card and the chain exists.

The Day Brief: a headline, a summary, loose ends worth remembering, and the blocks worth going back to, each with a big picture and a tick box

☀ The Day Brief · new

Yesterday, already written.

Each morning the model on your machine reads yesterday's chain and writes a short brief: what you worked on, the things worth reopening, and the loose ends — a form left half done, a purchase being compared, a file opened and not saved.

Tick the ones you want, press LOAD UP: they're a chain, on stage.
◀ ▶ walks any day. Nothing leaves your PC to write it.

The capture pointer: the LL badge on the cursor's tail, the right-click ring, and the send-to card

🎯 Capture anywhere

Your pointer grows a tail.

Arm the capture pointer and right-click anywhere — any program, any monitor — for Full · Box · File · Page · Video. A one-click card asks where it goes. Record the screen with sound; the frame you record is the frame you drew.

The same six captures on the pull tab, in the panel, on the ring.
⛏ Grab any part of a web page from one bookmark — no extension.
Full and box shots also land on your clipboard.

Your working history

The chains you live in.

Every chain you've touched, as a card with three pictures and a count. Hover a picture and its full preview rises above the rail. LOAD TO 1st puts the chain in the search room; 2nd puts it on the builder stage.

Filter by Sites, Programs, Emails, Files, Videos, Lists.
Music plays in the strip with a live equalizer; movies pop out to any screen.

The proof

Pull the cable out. It still answers.

Every AI app says your data is private. LinkLore is the one you can check yourself — in about thirty seconds, without taking anyone's word for it.

Unplug the network cable. Switch off Wi-Fi.

Open LinkLore and ask it a real question.

It answers. That is the entire privacy policy.

The model is on your machine. There is no wire for your memory to leave by.

And then some

One rail for your whole digital life

🔮

Ask your memory

Type like you talk: “how much did I pay for groceries?” — and LinkLore answers from your stuff, with sources you can click. Your questions never leave the room.

🛡

Private by physics

Capture, storage, search and AI all happen on your device, sealed in an encrypted vault. There is nothing to leak, sell, or subpoena.

🎵

Your media lives here

Select songs, hit play — a vinyl-spinning player with a live equalizer mounts in your history. Movies play in the strip too, pop out to any screen, and remember where you stopped.

⏰

Reminders that fly you back

Pin a reminder to any block. When it fires, one click flies you to the exact chain it lives in — flashing so you can't miss it.

🎬

Chains that make videos

The Video Factory turns a chain into a finished, narrated video — capture, script, voice and assembly ride the same rail as everything else.

📱

Your phone joins in

Photos and screenshots from your pocket land straight in your chains over your own private network. No cloud middleman touches them.

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Why now

The memory Microsoft promised.
The privacy they couldn't deliver.

Microsoft Recall taught the world what a photographic memory for your PC could be — and then taught the world to fear it. LinkLore is the same superpower, rebuilt on a foundation you can trust.

	⛓ LinkLore	Microsoft Recall
Where your memory lives	Your machine. Full stop.	Their ecosystem, their rules
What gets captured	What you choose, visibly, deletably	Everything on a timer, indiscriminately
Vault security	AES-256 encrypted, always	Extracted by researchers in days
Hardware needed	The PC you already own	A new Copilot+ machine
What it does with memories	Answers, plays, reminds, briefs, creates	A scrollable timeline
Your data's job	Serving you	You've read the terms, right?

Your computer finally has aphotographic memory.